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Is there a way to scan business cards into Outlook in iOS or in windows machine so that it can be accessible by other staff.
I was given a stack of business cards to scan and put into Outlook but is not sure how to proceed with this.
Thank you.
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I also would like to scan biz cards into outlook contacts. The link mentioned above - Scan or tap to add contacts in Outlook mobile - Microsoft Support is for Android not IOS. When I follow the directions, and hit 'Create', I do not get the 'Scan Business Card' dropdown. Please help!
In iOS there seems to me no way to scan directly into Outlook Contacts.
@Mark Paigen is right - there might be functionality for Android but still not in iOS.
And Lens is only allowing me to scan to Notes, which isn't what I want.
Simple question: how do I directly scan a business card into Outlook Contacts on an iOS phone?
Not into Notes, not on Android...
No answers yet. @Microsoft, this is something that you should implement asap.
If you go to Feed, then in the Contacts section select Create +, "Scan business card" should be there now. Took me seeing someone else pointing it out to find it.
Did we get an answer to this?
Simple question: how do I directly scan a business card into Outlook Contacts on an iOS phone?
Not into Notes, not on Android...
